Contact of New Zealand Police support (phone, email)

Contact New Zealand Police: Find below customer support details of New Zealand Police, including phone and email. Besides contact details, the page also offers a brief overview of the law enforcement agency. Reach the customer service below for support, complaints or feedback.

Head Office
New Zealand Police
180 Molesworth St,
Wellington, PO Box 3017
New Zealand
Phone:(04) 474 9499

Customer Support
Phone: 111
Phone: 0800 555 111 (report anonymously via Crimstoppers)
Phone: 0800 105 777 (payment queries)
Email: [email protected] (ticket queries)
Email: [email protected] (payment queries)

Police District Contacts
Northland
Phone: 09 430 4500 (Whangarei/Kaipara area)
Phone: 09 407 9211 (Far North area)
Phone: 09 839 0600 (Waitakere area)

Waitemata
Phone: 09 426 4555 (Rodney area)
Phone: 09 477 5000 (North Shore area)

Auckland City
Phone: 09 526 7300 (Auckland East area)
Phone: 09 820 5700 (Auckland West area)
Phone: 09 302 6400 (Auckland Central area)

Counties Manukau
Phone: 09 261 1300

Waikato Police
Phone: 07 858 6200 (Hamilton)
Phone: 07 872 0100 (Waikato Western)
Phone: 07 867 9600 (Waikato Eastern)

Bay Plenty
Phone: 07 308 5255 (Eastern Bay)
Phone: 07 348 0099 (Rotorua)
Phone: 07 378 6060 (Taupo)
Phone: 07 577 4300 (Western Bay)

Eastern Police
Phone: 06 831 0700

Central Police
Phone: 06 351 3600 (Manawatu)
Phone: 06 349 0600 (Whanganui)
Phone: 06 759 5500 (Taranaki)

Wellington Police
Phone: 04 381 2000 (Wellington City)
Phone: 04 238 1400 (Kapiti Mana
Phone: 04 560 2600 (Hutt Valley)
Phone: 06 370 0300 (Wairarapa)

Tasman
Phone: 03 546 3840 (Nelson Bays)
Phone: 03 768 1600 (West Coast)
Phone: 03 578 5279 (Marlborough)

Canterbury Police
Phone: 03 363 7400

Southern Police
Phone: 03 211 0400 (Southland)
Phone: 03 441 1600 (Otago Lakes)
Phone: 03 471 4800 (Otago Coastal)
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About New Zealand Police
The New Zealand Police is the national law enforcement agency in New Zealand formed in the year 1842. With a staff of more than 12,000 across the country, New Zealand Police is responsible for day-to-day law and order and crime control. The national police force works round the clock for public security, checking terrorist activities, investigating suspects and road traffic control. The civilian agency is headed by the Commissioner of Police. There are more than 400 stations that come under his supervision. The Commissioner of Police is accountable to the Minister of Police. As for the ranks, under the Commissioner, you have the Deputy Commissioner and Assistant Commissioner, followed by Superintendent, Inspector, Senior Sergeant, Sergeant, Senior Constable and Constable. The New Zealand Police is headquartered at Wellington.

You can report crime or seek assistance any time through the telephone helpline. The New Zealand Police in fact manages over 860,000 emergency calls a year. It’s operations are managed by the many teams and units that include Road Policing, Maritime Units, Air Support (Eagle) Unit, Dive Squad, Armed Offenders Squads, Forensics, Interpol, and Police Prosecution Service. The Police Prosecution Service in fact prosecutes about 130,000-140,000 cases each year. The criminal investigations group provides specialist services like e-crime, forensics and fingerprinting.

New Zealand Police is divided into 12 districts, 9 in the North Island and 3 in the South. The districts consist of Northland Police District, Waitemata Police District, Auckland City Police District, Counties Manukau Police District, Waikato Police District, Bay of Plenty Police District, Eastern Police District, Central Police District, Wellington Police District, Tasman Police District, Canterbury Police District and Southern Police District. The website has details of contacts and other vital information needed to serve residents. Additionally, you can pay the ticket fee or enquire about infringements and speed cameras on the website.

If you want to report stolen vehicles or missing persons, you can do same as well online. However, a full missing person report must be filed at a police station. The case then will be assigned to an officer who will follow up the progress. Browse the Stolen/Wanted section on the website to see the list of people sought by police for arrest or to note the vehicles missing. And for those who need to pay an infringement fee, you can access the Payment section to do same using credit/debit card or through net banking. The infringement is automatically filed in court if the fee is not paid before due date.

If you dint know, the New Zealand Police also provides vetting service allowing agencies to perform criminal history checks and get other relevant information on employees or volunteers. The agency will process vetting requests submitted only by approved agencies. Additionally, it also processes vetting requests for visas to selected countries. For more information or queries on reporting crime, fines, online payment, missing persons report,  or others, reach the New Zealand Police support.